Possibly true, but when you do get run over, it will be significantly harder to get your American medical treatment compensated if a company’s bot did it instead of a human.
But in an ideal world neither the bot nor human would have been driving a car in the first place, and the vehicle the bot would be driving is on tracks that are grade separated (and have platform gates), making it almost impossible to run someone over.
Possibly true, but when you do get run over, it will be significantly harder to get your American medical treatment compensated if a company’s bot did it instead of a human.
But in an ideal world neither the bot nor human would have been driving a car in the first place, and the vehicle the bot would be driving is on tracks that are grade separated (and have platform gates), making it almost impossible to run someone over.
I mean if the justice system were even sort of just waymo would be held liable if that ever happens. I’m sure they won’t. But they should